




Nashi Toro
Eau de Parfum
Time: 86 AD
In 1947, Nashi seeds from the Yayoi period were excavated from the ancient Toro ruins in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. ānti composes this meditative fragrance from the balance of a crisp Nashi pear, the earthy notes of Hinoki wood, and the freshness of rain falling on rice paddies.
Black pepper breaks the silence like a brushstroke on paper. Iris, ambrette, and Somalian frankincense quietly smolder in bronze censers. Moss, musk, earth, and rice bran lay out the fragrance like a tatami mat – monastery floors smoothed by centuries of devotion.
“It was important for me to delve into the meditative world of Japan.
The scent of frankincense and Hinoki wood is essential for this.
Clary sage and ambrette allow me to add a fascinating and mystical effect. The rice bran, which provides that misty atmosphere of boiling rice water, and an abundance of bright notes round out the fragrance.” – Karine Vinchon-Spehner
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